Great Ming: From the Start, My Froglet Brings Old Zhu to Claim His Kinship

Zhu Ying transmigrates to the Ming Dynasty and becomes Zhu Xiongying, the eldest legitimate grandson of the old Zhu, who died young.

In this cruel world where people devour one another, Zhu Ying has no hope of making his mark. Driven by poverty, he becomes a cowherd for a landlord.

But while out tending the cattle, a landslide strikes, and he ends up losing the landlord's cows.

In the depths of winter, the landlord makes Zhu Ying kneel as punishment for three days.

Just then, deafening hoofbeats ring out. Led by the Traveling Frog, the old Zhu arrives with hundreds of Imperial Guards to search for his kin!

“How dare you make my eldest grandson kneel for three days?”

“And make my eldest grandson work as a cowherd?”

When the Son of Heaven flies into a rage, a million corpses lie in its wake!

The old Zhu has just finished confiscating the landlord's entire estate. The very next moment, he turns to Zhu Ying with a kindly smile and asks:

“Young man, would you like to become emperor?”

Zhu Ying: ????

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.